

Came across u stareniala that seems to be working on its own but it's got a more complex pattern. The Carrie Fisher & Hitler pic text was copied directly but then it used gifs & ChatGTP for other stuff. Do you report them as bots for every post or what?
I discovered a small Bot-Network of 33 accounts during academic research. Can I report this to Reddit?
reddit.com/gallery/1ppskeeA couple of my sub reddit have had a big increase in obvious bot activity recently,and it's really making it hard for me to trust anything.
Alot of it is old posts being posted, karma farming most likely. Mods are catching them, but I don't enjoy having to question post on even the most innocent topic.
The bots username is u/Ok_Quantity_9841
I've reported about a hundred of their posts (which btw will only take you back about 18 hours, since this user posts several times per minute)
This user is why reddit is shit.
Check the latest submissions. Almost all of them are made by very fresh accounts, tens of them just in a couple of days. Some of the accounts already have "adult website" links in bio.
Long story short, I have plans to overhaul the entire bot checking function. However, to make these plans work, I need as many bot accounts as possible to use as examples. Those of you who are a bit more tech savvy might have already guessed, but it's to use them as training data for a neural network. My problem is that I need as much training data I can get my hands on. The more data I can get, the more accurate the bot will become.
All I'm asking you guys to do for me is drop the usernames for as many confirmed bot accounts as possible in the comments of this post. Thank you all for reading, and I appreciate any help you provide to this project in advance.





